A PEN kit sold in Hobbycraft stores has been recalled over fears it could cause burns to users.
Anyone in possession of the toy is advised to stop using it immediately.
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The pen, which has a heating element, has been recalled due to risk of burns Credit: Hobbycraft
Hobbycraft have asked all customers to stop using the item and return it to stores for a refund Credit: Getty
The Hobbycraft 3D Pen Kit, a children’s craft toy, has been recalled as it could cause burns to children.
The Office for Product Safety and Standards said: “The product presents a risk of burns as the heating element in the pen nib may become hotter than intended during use.
“This could lead to the user receiving burns.”
The toy, sold in Hobbycraft, is a pen with a heating element allowing users to create 3D drawings from plastic pieces.
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The product does not meet the requirements of the Toys (Safety) Regulations 2011 and has been recalled.
On their website, Hobbycraft issued an update that after recent testing, the pen displayed issues with overheating.
The store said: “Following recent testing, we’ve identified that the pen may become hotter than intended during use.
“While the risk is considered low, this could potentially cause a minor burn, so we’ve taken the decision to recall the product as a precaution.”
Anyone who owns the toy is advised to stop using the product immediately and return it to their nearest Hobbycraft store.
Once returned, shoppers will receive a full refund.
You do not need to present a receipt when returning the product; however, Hobbycraft has advised that any proof of purchase can help to process the return quicker.
You can visit the Hobbycraft website for more details regarding the return and to find your nearest Hobbycraft store.
The product number is 6775611000.
